A Guide to Putting Together a Virtual Conference
Estimated reading time: 7 minutes
Hello! I’m Cris Miranda, the community manager at ArangoDB, and I make sure ArangoDB has a vibrant, wholesome, and ever-growing community of amazing people. I want to share some tips and advice based on valuable lessons we’ve learned from our first-ever virtual developers’ conference.
In this short blog post, you’ll learn about how to avoid the common pitfall of ‘feature creep’ as well as gain tips on navigating virtual events platforms. I also teach you how you and your team can move together in synchronicity while keeping your goals as your guiding lighthouse. Lastly, I’ll teach you the best mindset to approach the world of rapidly changing live events. Alright, let’s get started!
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ArangoDB Dev Days are Here!
Estimated reading time: 2 minutes
We’ve been spending quite a bit of time preparing something really exciting for our community this year: we’re thrilled to announce ArangoDB’s first-ever virtual developer conference taking place October 18th through the 22nd, 2021.
(more…)Introducing Developer Deployments on ArangoDB ArangoGraph
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes
Today we’re announcing the introduction of Developer deployments as a beta feature on the ArangoGraph platform.
In this blog post, we’ll tell you what Developer deployments are, what you can do with them, what you should not do with them, and how to get started.
(more…)ArangoBNB Data Preparation Case Study: Optimizing for Efficiency
Estimated reading time: 18 minutes
This case study covers a data exploration and analysis scenario about modeling data when migrating to ArangoDB. The topics covered in this case study include:
- Importing data into ArangoDB
- Developing Application Requirements before modeling
- Data Analysis and Exploration with AQL
This case study can hopefully be used as a guide as it shows step-by-step instructions and discusses the motivations in exploring and transforming data in preparation for a real-world application.
The information contained in this case study is derived from the development of the ArangoBnB project; a community project developed in JavaScript that is always open to new contributors. The project is an Airbnb clone with a Vue frontend and a React frontend being developed in parallel by the community. It is not necessary to download the project or be familiar with JavaScript for this guide. To see how we are using the data in a real-world project, check out the repository.
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